Sentence examples for disgusting means from inspiring English sources

Worse, it's your picture that the enemies of Claire's husband have procured, and by such disgusting means that, if you thought about it for a second, it would make you despair for the future of the self-styled world's greatest democracy.

Chance is at 25%% Table 1 Full accuracies for Experiment 1   Presentation time (ms) 17 33 50 66 Photo Disgust Mean 0.173 0.267 0.483 0.600   Std.

I mean, not disgusting disgusting, I mean pretty disgusting, but more like mad.

When she banged it onto the floor in disgust, it meant all the pans piled on top of it were sliding into disarray.

In English, nivul peh means "disgusting mouth".

His snide political jibes during his 'tribute' to Charles Kennedy were disgusting What a mean-minded reaction to Charles Kennedy's death.

"This whole thing is disgusting -- I mean, how many times does Bush have to win?" said Ms. Moon, 20, a Republican who supported him.

The sense of disgust I felt means that I feel desperately let down by a BBC that is becoming red top".

The collective's chosen name, Asco, set the outré tone — it means disgust or nausea in Spanish and also evokes a sinister corporation or a mockery of the acronyms of the social-service organizations then proliferating in poor neighborhoods as a legacy of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society.

The German word "Widerwille" means disgust or repugnance, but literally it involves not-wanting or, etymologically, "willing against," and this, Feuerbach contends, is the most rudimentary form of willing.

She jokes, "They said such mean, disgusting [things]...oh sure turn against the Queen... It's like Marie Antoinette.